Lingering Warmth

It's a pretty short story, but Wang and Chen really have a hard time getting over their feelings, but it's very real. How can all the people who love each other be together, especially in this kind of family?

Good and evil will be rewarded in the end, and the vicious and nasty Wu family is not worthy of tarnishing the kind-hearted Xie family. Although Qiao Wen and Xie Zhengyu spent many years and went through many hardships in order to dissolve their marriage, the result was good after all. The part in the middle where the two were forced to separate made me cry a lot. Unexpectedly, the bad guys were solved, but there was still the obstruction of the stubborn grandfather of the Xie family. Fortunately, Xie's father and mother were very open-minded and did not blindly follow the old man, and his grandfather finally came to his senses. I really like Xie Zhengyu's character. He moves forward bravely for love, never gives up, and finally "captures" Wenwen back. But not every pair can persist until success, such as Chen Ke and Wang Zining. Whenever I see a story about two people from a wealthy family who fall in love but can't stay together, I always think of the rumors about Ho Chao-king and Chen Baiqiang. People from wealthy families may enjoy a lot, but there are also a lot of things they can't help themselves with! The only regret is that the author failed to give him an official match in the end for such a cute Ling Da.

It's very beautiful, but the evil is overwhelming but the righteousness is full of hard work. The author wishes you to create more good works and good people have a safe life!

The plot is good, very exciting, not bloody, the encounter is also very smooth, there are no typos, I like it very much, it is good, I can support it

There are a lot of small details that really stuck out to me, and I hope the author will keep up the good work!

Can watch

True love transcends everything

This author's writing style is very delicate, and the emotions in the story are very mature and realistic.

Nice

I always feel like I am describing something flatly or abbreviating a certain work, but it just doesn't make sense, so I gave up the book.